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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
Much Dissent Against the
League Proclamation.
PRINCE FERDINAND's POLICY.
The United States Demands the
Release of q Missionary Ar
rested by Spain.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HeraId.1

Associated Press Dispatches to the HeraId.I
LONDON, August 2l.-The Irishmen
OF Liverpool ut a meeting to-day
adopted resolutions protesting against
the proclamation of the Irish Nation
al i.ea;T,e. Similar resolutions were
adopted at tie meeting of Radicals in
London. Numerous branches of the
League in Ireland held their weekly
meeting as usual to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Peruvian ruini,tcr. Re,tpn.

LIMA, via Galveston, August 21.-
The Ministerof Hacienda has rendered
his resignation which has been ac-
cepted, and it is stated that the rest of
the Cabinet also resigned to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
PACIFIC COAST.
A Northern County Swind-
ler Escapes to Mexico.
SERIOUS DAMAGES BY FIRE.
The Los Angeles Baseball Club
Badly Beaten by the Stock
ton Nine.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN DIEGO, AUGUST 21.-Word has
at last been heard from B.
f. pritchard, who SO neatly
swindled the northern county
ranchers and evaded the detectives
last week. A gentleman who arrived
from Ensenada on yesterday morn
ing's steamer, reports that the form
of the fugitive is conspicuous one in
little town across the line. He has
lost none of his calm assurance and
feels safe in the Ia d of the Monte
Zumas.
OTHER CHARGES MADE.
Two officers are in this city waiting for
him and since learning that he is in
Mexico other warrants charging the
fugitive with more serious crimes
than obtaining money under false
pretenses have been issued. Ex-
tradition will be asked for
and while the papers are being
prepared Pritchard will be shadowed,
an officer having been sent down on
last evenings steamer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
A DRIVERS DISASTER.
Serious Injuries to wallace Lee,
the Noted Trainer.

VIsALIA, August 21.-Wallace Lee,
while exercising trotter on the race
track this morning, met with, it is
thought, serious accident. His
horse became unmanageable when op-
posite the track entrance and ran into
a gate, knocking it from it's fastenings
and causing it to fall on the driver and
sulky. A cash was cut on Lees fore
head and his right arm was fractured.
1t is feared that he has been injured
internally.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
ppcmth Of AUSTIN vTorr,..

ST.. LOUIS, August 21.-The dead
body of Austin A. Morris, we'll known
in theatrical circles throughout the
country, was found in his room at the
Laclede Hotel this afternoon. He
evidently committed suicide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
CaIieornia Po,tmnstcr.h,-..

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The fol-
lowing California postmasters have
been appointed: John d. Brownlee,
Coronado, San Diego county; Henry
Watkins, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara
county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Lipski COnfesseS. .

LONDON, August 21.-Murder Lip
ski, who is to be hanged tomorrow,
has made a full confession. His
story shows that robbery was not the
principal motive for the crime.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
DiscOrdant NIeeting-A Word War
Indulged i'm.

New YORK, August 21.-District
Assembly 40 X. of L. met to-day to
elect delegates to the general assem-
bly, at Minneapolis. The meeting
began at O'Clock and ended at Z
O'Clock, but the counting of the 700
votes cast was still in progress two
hours after midnight. A determined
battle was waged between the home
club and anti-home club.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
GENERAL NEWS.
Vengeance Overtakes
Dastardly Criminal.
CROP AND WEATHER REPORTS.
Brutal Murder at Spokane Falls
Confession of the Crime-A
Premeditated Affair.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
CHICAGO, August PA special
from Valentine, Neb., says: Jerry
White, a negro, who brutally assaulted
an aged lady on Wednesday night,
was taken from the jail here this
morning and lynched by mob.
DETAILS OF THE CRIME.
He broke into Mrs. Hoffman's
house in the absence of her husband
and beat her over the face with a re-
volver into state of unconsciousness
and was only prevented from COM
pleting his crime by the arrival of
neighbors. He was captured at Long
Pine yesterday and brought to Valen-
tine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
A COLFAy CALAMITY,
EASE BALL.
The Eos Angeles siOys BADLY
WOrsted at Stockton.


STOCKTON. August 2l.-The Los An
geles club was defeated by the Stock
ton club to-day by II score OF ! to IL.
Flynn and Cross were the Stockton's
battery, while the visitors started out
with Monroe and Young. In the
fifth inning they put Goldstein in the
box and in the sixth Coacher Flynn
struck out seven, Young two and
Coacher three. The Stocktons made
seven hits and Los Angeles two. The
Stocktons scored one in the first, one
in the second, three in the third, five
in the fifth and one in the seventh.
Los Angeles scored their one in the
first inning, when Smith struck to
short and got first on Sweeney's error
and scored on Monroe's hit to third
and Selna's overthrow to first.
PIONEERS VS.. ATLAS.
SACRAMENTO, Gala, August 21.-
Mullee pitched a great game against
the Pioneers to-day and gave as fine
an exhibition as was ever seen in this
city. He struck out fourteen and only
three hits were made off his pitching
but one of these being effective. All
of the visitors but Taylor hit the air.
Hurry and Gagus were each struck out
three times but both made base hits.
Mullee's pitching captured the crowd
and each time he went to the bat he
was enthusiastically applauded. Nc
Laughlin's work behind the bat was
also great. Manger and Finn occu-
pied the box for the Pioneers but were
not strong enough for the Atlas and
were severally pounded. J. Smith
made two errors, the first one OF
which let in winning run. Caveny
made a wonderful backward running
one-hand catch which would have
been good for the three bags. The
game was very interesting, the Atlas
being victorious by a score OF to A.
HAvERLY VS.. G. M.
SAN Francisco, August 21.-The
Hayerlys were entirely shut out by
the Greenhood & Morans to-day, and
it was no ordinary defeat, as the score
of seven to nothing will show. 1t was
a good exhibition of strategy on the
diamond and enthused $1,000 specta-
tors. Barchero won the game. 1t was
the first time that the Haverlys faced
him since he joined the Greenhood &
Morans and they could not solve his
delivery. Nearly every time the
Haverlys hit ball it rolled to the
same infielder. Only one infield
grounder approached anything like a
hit, and that was one from
Incell's bat that rolled between
McCord's legs after he had run
some distance but it was an error and
the only one scored by the Green
hood & Morans. The work OF the Oak
land boys at the last was in strong con-
trast to that of their opponents. lncell
was hit hard, and often, but
his fielding support was far from
perfect. Weak fielding, however,
did not lose the game, as is ap-
parent from the fact that three of the
seven runs were earned.
OTHER GAMES.
CINCINNATI, August 21.-Cincinnati
8, Brooklyn IA.
CLEVELAND, August 21.-Cleveland
5, Metropolitans z.
ST. LOUIS, August 21.-St. Louis 1,
Athletics 5. Five innings on account
OF rain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Suing for Unpaid Taxes.

WALLA WALLA, W. T., August 20.-]
City Attorney Sharpestern began
suit against the Oregon Railway e.
Navigation Company to collect delin-
auent taxes of about 5000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
SANTA ROSA.
Extensive Preparations for the
Annual Fair.

SANTA Rosa, August 21.-The ninth
annual fair of the Sonoma County Ag-
ricultural Park Association opens here
tomorrow. All the available space
for exhibits in the pavilion has been
engaged, and everything points to this
being the best fair yet held. The
races commence on Tuesday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Rathing Fatality.

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., August 21.-
DR.. N. A. Archer, professor of hygiene
in the University Of Pennsylvania,
was drowned while bathing in the
surf near here to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Allison for President.

CHICAGO, August 21.-A Daily Neps
special from Des Moines asserts that
Senator Allison's name will be sug-
gested in the State Republican Con-
vention on Wednesday as Presiden-
tial candidate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Discussion Postponed.

LONDON, August 2l.--It is rumorcd
that a. the request of the Parnellites
the government consents to postpone
the discussion of the motion in pro-
claiming the league. r.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
OVERDUE.
Fears Entertained for the safety
of the g NIadrid.,,

PHILADELPHIA, August q. = The
English steamship Madrid, which
sailed from this port May 25th for
London via Bull River, SaaE.h Caro-
lima, where she loaded with a cargo OF
phosphate rock, has been given up
for lost with all on board. She was
commanded by Captain Matthew Gar
con, who had with him crew of
twenty-five. The steamer and cargo
were valued at $3.50, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
TIE RAINFALL,

During the week the rainfall has
been in excess generally throughout
the corn and tobacco regions, and well
distributed rains have occurred
throughout the drought regions, and
reports this morning show that the
rain continues in this section. The
weather for the week has been favor
able throughout the corn belt, recent
rains having greatly improved the
condition of the crops, but owing to
the lateness of rains in the principal
corn producing States the yield will
probably be below the average.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
No interview Desired.

PHILIpoprons, August 21.-Prince
Ferdinand has refused to accede to
the request Of the foreign consuls for
an official interview.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22

which the latter took and weighed out
as requested ten grains, putting it in
some syrup which Jones drank. As
Haynes put the bottle back he glanced
at the label, and, to his horror, saw
that
IT WAS MORPHINE.
Jones at once went to a doctor and
an emetic was given him. He was
taken back to the drug store where he
was given all the assistance possible,
and there being no stomach pump in
town. the doctor was compelled to re-
sort to antidotes, giving him, with
other things, cofee-about two gallons
in all, only part OF which was retained
ON his stomach. About an hour and
a half after he had taken the morphine
he began to get drowsy, and from that
time until 2 o'clock in the morning he
was kept walking almost constantly to
keep him awake. The efforts were
finally successful, and he is out OF
danger.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
No Material Change Reported
Dakota to the Front.

NO material Chamge HepOrteu-
Dakota to she Front.
CHICAGO, August 21.-The following
crop summary will appear in this
weeks issue Of the Farmers Reuie,c:
"Our reports do not Indicate any ma
terial change in the condition of the
corn crop in the different States as Il
result of the recent rains. Corn on
high and dry lands was too far gone to
be recuperated by the rains, but the
low-lying and late-planted fields have
been somewhat helped.
NO PERCEPTIBLE DIFFERENCE.
These, however, are not of sufficient
acreage to affect to any appreciable
degree the general average of the con-
dition. Dakota alone reports condi-
ton of crop above the average yield.
Wheat and oats do not differ mate
rally from the last reports.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
THE CoMPANY's PLEA.

The only objection urged by the
Company which is sustained by the
Secretary. is that Saunders was an
alien. He says that Saunders filing
must be received until it is shown that
he disclosed an intention to become
citizen since the attachment of the
railroad grant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
THE DEcEAsED's CHARACTER.

The law Of this state limits the dam
ages in such cases to $5000,I and the
court held that as Taylor spent con-
siderable ii ne around saloons and was
in the habit of treating and not being
a provident man did not accumulate
any property or contribute much to
the support of his family and that the
loss to his estate by his death did not
exceed $500, which sum was allowed
as damagess
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
Los ANGELES LAND.
Secretary Lamar's Decision I'm a
Railroad Suit.

WASHINGTON, d. G., August PA
decision has been rendered by Secre-
tary Lamar on an appeal Of the South
ern Pacific Company from the decision
of Commissioner Sparks in the case
Of Chas. Saunders, in which the COM
pany claims that the disputed land
which is in Los Angeles county, Cal
ifornia, is within the limits of its
grant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
DETERMINED MEN.

This morning at O'Clock sixty men
armed and masked, formed on the
outskirts of the village and marched
in body to the Jail. A detachment
was sent to Sheriff Connelly's store
to secure the keys. Breaking into
the store they failed to find the keys
and the crowd broke down the jail
door with a sledge hammer and axes.
The locks OF the steel cage were cut
from the fastenings and the prisoner
was taken ont to a telegraph pole and
a rope was swung from a cross bar
and tied around his neck.
FIVE MINUTES To REPENT.
White was given five minutes for
confession and prayer. He did not
deny his guilt. He was then hauled
up and left swinging. Just as the
party was leaving Sheriff Connolly,
who had been awakened by his
brother, arrived with posse, but too
small to cope with the masked party,
who at once dispersed, after having
held off long enough to permit White
to die.
THE VERDICT.
The Coroner's verdict was death at
the hands of parties unknown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22

Elorida's yellow Fever visftation
KEY WEsr, August 2l.--There has
been one new case of yellow fever and
one death to-day. The total number
Of cases to date is 260; still sick, 4;
dischareed cured, GO deatbs, So.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22

New BEDFORD, Mass, August 21.--
Mrs. Cleveland had strictly day at
home in Marion to-day. A large part
of the time was devoted to answering
correspondence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
ARCTIC aDyICES.
Good weather for whaling-The e
Catch.

SAN Francisco, August 21.-The
bark Pearl, chartered by the Pacific
Steam Whaling Company as tender
for their fleet of ships in the Arctic
Ocean, returned to San Francisco at
midnight last night from Port Clar-
ence, Alaska. She reports that there
has been an unusal exemption from
disaster among the whalers. Ice was
very heavy in May and June in the
Behring Sea and strait.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
OTHER GAMES.

CINcINNArr, August 21.-Cincinnati
8, Brooklyn IA.
CLEVELAND, August 21.-Cleveland
5, Metropolitans z.
ST. LOUIS, August 21.-St. Louis /,
Athletics 5. Five innings on account
OF rain.
LOUISVILLE, August 21.-Louisville
8, Baltimore 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
IT WAS MORPHINE.
DEADY,s DECISION.
EHc Crrtails Damages on Account
of Dcceased,s Record.

of Deceased's Record.
PORTLAND, Ogn., August 20.-Judge
Deadly rendered a decision to-day in
the United States Circuit Court
in the case of VIM. M. Ladd, Admin
istrator, Agent A. j. Knott and others
against the Albina Ferry Company to
recover damages for the death of
Samuel Taylor, killed at the time OF
the upsetting of the steamer New
York on cable OF the Albina ferry in
March last.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
THE CORN CROP.

The Coroner's verdict was death at
the hands OF parties unknown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-22
PLENTY OF WHALES IN SIGHT.

Large schools of whales had been
seen, but owing to the gales and bois-
ferrous weather the catch had been in
the aggregate small. The San Fran
cisco fleet report Il catch of forty whales
and the New Bedford fleet catch of
fourteen-an entire catch of fiity-four
whales; being an excess over the catch
of last season to date.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-17

ty authority, and its councils
and candidates must be deter
mined by those who are recognized as
loyal and true to party organization.
The right OF personal privilege, OF per-
sonsl liberty, politically considered, ia
not questioned, only the right to belong
to party and ut the same time act lndG-
pendently of party. II every precinct
would draw the line closely at party,
admit none to act in primary elections
save those whose party fealty Is unques-
toned. there would be less playing fact
and loose with political parties, less cor
ruption and less latitude for men, with
axes to grind, to make political bar
gains. Let the registration be made
complete in each primary precinct; let
the roll Of those entitled to participate
be called, and let only qualified mem
bers OF the party holding the primary
election be admitted to a share In its dc
alterations, and politics will be the
cleaner every way.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER, II, 1887.
A WOODEN BOARD OF HEALTH.

A WOODEN BOARD OF HEALTH.
Philadelphia, evidently distrustful Of
New YOrk's sanitation and quarantine
precautions in the case OF the infected
the person OF several noted physicians.
They report the general sanitary cOndi-
tions Of the hospitals as most excellent,
but that the quarantine regulations are
practically disregarded by the hospital
attendants who are shamefully and
oriminally negligent. Small boats are
allowed TO pass from the island gathering
fruits and provisions for the Guaranteed
passengers, and these attendants fire.
quently pass the night with friends upon
the main land without sub
hitting to fumigatiOn. The PhiIs-
delphls physicians report great
danger of the spread of the dis
ease to New York city. SO thoroughly
were they impressed with the danger of
the situation that they visited the supe-
rior health officer OF New York, Presi-
dent Bayles, and land their complaints
before him. As a result police patrol
Of boats was ordered to cruise in the vi
cinIty OF the infected island and prevent
traders from landing. This ia forcibie
comment upon the wstChfulness OF the
New York board of health. Language
exhsusts itself in vain trying to give rX-
preston TO just indignation nj the
criminal Garelessness Of the New York
board of health. II they knew OF the
lsXity of disciplineoand regulation, ~ d
permitted such free intercourse ne-
tween an infected cholera sIaIiOn
and great city they are guilty OF crime.
IL they did not know they ought TO
have known and are guilty of criminal
people is at the mercy Of health board
ignorant of the daily acts of their subor-
climates. while the safety OF the city
from pestlenCe that has carried of
10000 victims in ore month depends up
on their oversight and w8tchfulness.
What these Philadelphia visitors saw
in q short visit might have been seen by
the board of health Itself In The eXer-
else OF ordinary vigilance. II New
York Ia scOurged with cholera as the re-
suit Of this criminal carelessness a whole
continent will hold the New York board
OF health personally and officially re-
sponsible.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-17
The RIGHrs OE PARTIES.

The question Of simon pure demOc
racy is agitsting the faithful in New
Orleans and the cities OF Louisiana in
general. The Shreveport Times calls for
a definite declaration Of the central
committee on the question OF democrat
ic qualifications, as invOlsed in the
work of the primaries. The sugges-
tiOn is for asystem Of registration, "a nder
defined qualifications, OF all who are
regarded as authorized or privileged to
participate in the democratic prims-
ries. This is a good suggestion, and could
be prOtitsbly accepted not only In Louis.
lana but in every state in the union.
The primary election Is the very foun-
tain head Of political party action, and
only those whose allegiance to party is
unquestioned have any claim to deter
mine the action OF the primary. The
restriction OF of the personnel of those
who participate in primary cleo
lions to such as are recognized
members Of the political party
taking action through the pri-
mary, is the only way Of preserving
party from decentralization. 1t is all very
well to talk about independent action;
there is no such thing. All action OF the
legislature-be it the county, the state,
the national or the municipal legisla-
ture-all legislative action is the action
OF one party antagonized by the action
OF another party. The man who pro-
poses to accept the lead Of no party, has
no right to impose upon any party the
weight OF his authority in directing its
councils or in choosing its candidates.
Political purity is fostered, not imperil-
led, by a close adherence to party.
The men who cannot give such sdhe-
renee have no right to claim member
ship with party. The primary election
lie the very citadel and centre Of par
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-17
SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A SCaly, Itching, Skin Disease
With Endless Suffering Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

If had known of the CUTTCURA REMEDIES
Iwenty-eght years ago IL would have saved
me 500 two hundred dollars and All immense
amount of suffering. My disease (PsoI iasisJ
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body and got unlcr my nails. The scales
would drop OF of me all the time and my suf-
fering was endless, and without relief. one
thousand dollars would not tempt me to have
this disease over again. | am poor man, but
feel rich to be relieved of what some of the
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cannot praise the CUTICURA REMEDIES too
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The experiment of manual training In
the public schools OF this country is to
be tried In New York. The system
works well In Europe, why not in
America. The result will be watched
with interest. The intelligent educators
OF this country have long felt that the
education of the human hand and eye
should progress side by side with the
cultivation OF the mental forces. The
only question is that OF carrying the idea
into practical operation. All things are
possible, and this is among the posi-
bles. The school OF the future Is des-
tined to be the manual school. How
soon lite applied benefits are to be real
lied by our public school pupils ia very
important factor in the education prob
lem,